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10 Bro Cymer is an ex local authority property of rendered block and brick construction under a slated roof. The property is situated on a small estate on the outskirts of the village of Llanelltyd with views of the Cader Idris Mountain Range to the rear. The house would benefit from some modernisation and refurbishment. However it does benefit from UPVC double glazing and central heating (Worcester Combi Boiler (approx. 2 years old)
At present the property provides:- Sitting Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, 3 Bedrooms, Family Bathroom, Outhouse with WC and Utility Room.
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Radiator, carpet.
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Window to rear, built in wardrobe, radiator, carpet.
|To the Front: Hedge border with paved pathway.
To the Side: Off road parking, terraced lawn area (LPG Gas Tank)
To the Rear: Paved patio area with steps leading down to path and lawn area, hedge border, views across towards the Cader Idris Mountain Range.
|MAINS: Electric, Water and Drainage and LPG Gas
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Calcutta: Some things dont change in Indian tennis. Its over- dependence on Leander Paes, for example.
Like a hackneyed phrase, the Davis Cup team has been demanding at least two wins from him every tie and more often than not, Paes has delivered. The settings no different this time as India go into their Asia Oceania group I second-round tie against New Zealand expecting the senior pro to pull off both his singles rubbers as well as the doubles.
There is a Rohan Bopanna lurking in the background, eager to seal his status as a long-term singles player. The 22-year-old from Coorg has the physique and the tools to strike it rich but his lack of consistency has left Paes yearning for a suitable back-up to lessen his burden.
Mark Nielsen, the man who pushed him the distance last year in Wellington, will be gunning for Paes first thing Friday morning. The 29-year-old Indian wont mind playing the opening rubber as it will give him some extra hours of rest before Saturday noons doubles date with Mahesh Bhupathi.
Paes will be back for the final match Sunday afternoon against Alistair Hunt no doubt hoping that the tie would have been sealed by then.
The first match suits me fine
after 14 years of playing three matches every tie, its good to get a longer break between matches, especially in hot and humid conditions like these, Paes said after the teams one-hour workout on the South Club centre court.
On paper, the 25-year-old Nielsen has the credentials to match Paes. A big server not averse to volleying, the Aucklander shouldnt be put off by the grass court as much as most foreigners are. Its his recent form and the question mark over his temperament on the big stage that make him vulnerable in Paes backyard.
Apart from a Davis Cup win against Pakistan, Nielsen has three victories under his belt in four tournaments this year. That virtually nullifies his advantage of facing a man who doesnt play singles outside the Davis Cup.
New Zealand are hardly better placed than the hosts vis-à-vis the second singles player. Hunt, in fact, is with the team by default. The tall 30-year-old from Christchurch quit the Tour two years ago and makes himself available for Cup ties only. The management had half a mind to pull another player Brett Steven out of retirement and bring him to India.
A strong server who partnered Paes for a while during their junior days, Hunt has some experience on grass. But seeing him drag his sweat-drenched body from the court to the dressing-room after a laborious session on centre court this afternoon, one felt the Kiwis are expecting miracles from a man well past his prime.
All the more reason why Bopanna should go out guns blazing Friday afternoon. Fresh from a final appearance in the Mumbai ITF Futures meet preceded by his maiden live rubber triumph against Japans Jun Kato in Delhi two months ago Bopanna is not short on confidence.
Im not worrying about my opponent, Ill just play my natural game, Bopanna said after the draw ceremony Thursday morning. If he can avoid an attack of nerves and counter the tricks the experienced Hunt will surely be trying, it could be Bopannas day.
The Kiwis calculation is uncomplicated. They know doubles is a lost cause, so they are targeting the two Bopanna matches and counting on either Nielsen or Hunt to steal a point from Paes. That, of course, is a tall order in these steamy conditions.
The centre court looked a little soft, hope they dont water it any more, said captain Glenn Wilson. Of course, it will be the same for both teams
as will be the weather conditions.
Paes, though, is convinced that humidity will prove to be the decisive factor in this race for the World Group play-off round. Ive had just three days to get adjusted to these conditions and even though we are accustomed to it, its not been easy. I am not underestimating Nielsen or Hunt, but I am waiting to see how they cope with the weather.
His humility stopped him from mentioning the other obstacle in Kiwi-path: Leander Adrian Paes.
As somebody reminded him the other day, Paes hasnt lost a match to anyone in the Asia-Oceania zone during the last five years. Add Paes-Bhupathis invincibility and the glimmer of hope emanating from Bopannas racket, its easy to see why New Zealand are up against it.
THE DRAWFriday: Leander Paes vs Mark Nielsen from 10 am, followed by Rohan Bopanna vs Alistair Hunt.Saturday: Paes & Mahesh Bhupathi vs Nielsen & Hunt from noon (the pairings may be changed till an hour before the match)Sunday: Bopanna vs Nielsen from 10 am followed by Paes vs Hunt


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So I recently shared an update on my veggie garden progress. If you've read it you know my peppers and tomatoes were pretty much a bust this year due to our weird spring. You see, I planted seeds in my indoor greenhouse and placed that greenhouse at a south-facing window in my home like I always do. But the constant cloudy weather this spring hampered a good germination. The few plants that did germinate were hardened off & placed in the garden. But you know peppers and tomatoes like a little more sun, a little more heat. All those seeds were just a big, fat bust. I'm disappointed since RancherMan had requested a Pico-De-Gallo garden this year. Garlic? Check. Onions? Check. Cilantro? Check. Tomatoes? Hummm… But I was recently able to replenish some of the vacant areas in my garden. It cost me ZILCH. "How can you get free veggie plants for your garden?" you might wonder. I'm so glad you asked!
Volunteer Seedlings
The easiest way to get free veggie plants in my garden is to watch for volunteer seedlings. On a typical gardening year I get several volunteer plants. This year my first sighting was in the bed where I planted peanuts. I saw there were several vines that sprouted up. Now based on previous year's plantings these vines could be spaghetti quash or heirloom pumpkin, or even cantaloupe. (My guess is cantaloupe.) I've allowed them to grow right where they are. These vines make a great living mulch, especially here in my peanut bed where I'm needing the ground moisture conserved to allow underground peanut formation. These vines will shade the ground and keep it cooler and preserve that precious moisture during those hot summer months.
But what do I see here among the other mysterious vines? These leaves are much more cut, I'm virtually certain it's a watermelon vine. Well ok then – go ahead and help my peanuts little watermelon vine. I'll gladly accept any watermelon deliciousness that results!
And make no mistake, there will be lots of deliciousness that results from these volunteer vines. Since we began beekeeping last year there have been many honey-making visits by our bzzzzzy workers to our garden. Talk about a beautiful symbiotic relationship! These honey bees are not only helping to assure my garden harvest success, but they're also making some delicious honey for us! You GO girl, shake your Honey-Maker! LOL
Relocating Volunteer Seedlings
I've also found other volunteer plants in the garden that needed to be relocated. Since my tomatoes that I planted by seed had been a big bust, I was beyond excited to find this tomato seedling happily reaching for the sun. It too was in my peanut bed so it needed to be relocated.
I often relocate volunteer seedlings in my garden. I typically give them a special place in one of the planting rows. Heck if it wants to live & provide this badly, who am I to deny it! As it turns out this volunteer is doubly exciting since it replaces one of the veggie plants that never sprouted. Woo-hoo!
So what did I spy beneath my *compost tumber? A closer look reveals yet another tomato plant, along with a vining veggie plant of some sort. Just like my peanut beds, I like to plant vining veggies beneath my tomato plants to shade the ground. So I dug up both plants and planted them in the tomato patch in my veggie garden. Looks like I'll have a decent-enough tomato crop after all.
Win/Win Volunteer Plants
And you know I plant sunflowers along the fence that divides my chicken run from my garden. These sunflowers are beautiful to me. And my mom loves them when she comes to visit. Plus they offer shade to the chickens since they're planted on the western side of their run. Oh and the resulting seeds are shared with both the chickens and the wild birds, so I'm actually growing some of their food.
Of course I planted that row of sunflowers again this year, but some were spindly out of the indoor greenhouse because of the lack of sun this spring. They're kinda growing ok, but we'll see how they do.
But THIS? This little sunflower seed fell across the fence and sprouted in the chicken run. RancherMan's 6′-3″, so this reach means that dang sunflower plant is over 8-ft tall now! The chickens are currently using its large leaves for shade right there in their chicken pen ! Beauty for me, shade for the chickens and food for them too later on. That's a win/win right there!
Enough Produce to Share
I didn't plant my pickler cucumbers this year because RancherMan's not fond of raw cucumbers. I enjoy them but there are only so many cucumbers a girl can eat. So I made refrigerator pickles with many of them last year. RancherMan enjoys pickles and although that worked out great, again, there are only so many you can consume. As a result I left them off the planting list this year.
After the garden itself was planted I felt a little sad. I think I'm really gonna miss those cucumbers. But wait, what's this?? Yep, sprouting next to the chicken fence, a cucumber vine. Yea! So I'm tying it to the fence to allow it to grow up & along the fence. This makes cucumber harvest easy for me, but also offers that all-important shade to the chickens during the hot summer months. I'll probably make more pickles this year and then pass them out freely to family, neighbors, church members, etc. Y'all know how much gardeners love to share!
I love that none of these free plants required me to drive anywhere and buy anything. None of them came with those dang plastic pots that need to be disposed of. And since they're volunteers they are typically a very vigorously-growing plant. That stacks up to an awesome financial win as well as garden & environmental win. So keep your eyes open, fellow gardeners. There's often many opportunities to get veggie plants absolutely free!
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After Haggis and and the world-famous Shortbread, I think Cock-a-Leekie soup might be one of the most famous. It is an ancient dish and is served in all walks of life across Scotland.
The traditional way is to make the stock from a whole fresh chicken, rather than just leftovers, although I think today it is often made with the leftover bones after a roast chicken dinner.
The weirdest ingredient is prunes - and for the life me I have been unable to find when they were introduced to this soup, but somehow it works! Like many other dishes, you'll find dozens of varying recipes - I hope you enjoy this one. Both these Scottish Leek Soup Recipes are worth a try.
Other traditional Scottish Soups are Cullen Skink and of course the famous Scotch Broth. My favourite, however, is Lentil - a very easy and simple soup. (If you sign up for my free ezine, this recipe is part of the free gifts.)
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10 prunes
1 medium chicken
4 pints chicken stock
8 leeks
1 oz rice
Salt and pepper to taste
Chopped parsley for garnish
There are several Scottish Leek Soup Recipes, this next one is also popular.
4 large leeks, cleaned and sliced
2 large tatties, scrubbed and diced
2 pts stock (or 1.5 pts stock, and 0.5 pt milk)
butter or olive oil
salt and black pepper to taste
soured cream to garnish (optional)
To see many other soup recipes - have a look at Country Kitchen Soup Recipes
If you have enjoyed these Scottish Leek Soup recipes, see also the following:-
Easter Sunday Menu - Have a look at the recipes I've chosen for Easter Sunday - Cream of Carrot & Coriander Soup, Roast Lamb, followed by profiteroles.
Valentine's Meal - Try the recipes I've chosen for Valentine's Day - starting with Smoked Salmon Mousse followed by Steak in a Whisky and Pepper Sauce, and finishing with a delicious Chocolate Cream.
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Christmas Cake - Do try this recipe for a traditional Christmas cake.
Black Bun This is traditionally served at Hogmanay when bringing in the New Year.
Clootie Dumpling - This rich and traditional dish is a favourite all year round but especially at Christmas time.
Christmas Pudding - This traditional pudding is usually served on Christmas day throughout the UK as well as Scotland.
Cullen Skink - This famous fish soup is made with smoked haddock.
Trout in oatmeal - This traditional and famous dish made with local ingredients.
Roast Turkey - This simple recipe will be ideal for Christmas or Thanksgiving.
Roast Venison - Make Christmas, Thanksgiving or other celebration special by serving roast venison to your guests.
Best Scone Recipes - Try the plain, fruit or the cheese scones.
Famous Shortbread Recipes - Have a look at some variations of shortbread recipes.
Haggis - Try this world-famous dish.
Pretend Haggis. If you can't face the 'real' thing, try this easy-to-make pretend haggis recipe.
Forfar Bridie - Try this filling meat 'pastie'.
Raspberry Recipes - See what you can do with a punnet of delicious raspberries, including the famous dessert, Crannachan.
Scotch Broth - See the recipe for hearty Scotch Broth.
Scotch Eggs - A simple recipe for you to try. Can be served hot or cold.
Scotch Pancakes - A quick, inexpensive treat for your guests.
Potato Scones - Serve Potato (or tattie) scone as part of the traditional Scottish Breakfast.
Tablet - Indulge in this delicious, but sweet Scottish confectionery.
Scottish Lorne Sausages - Try this everyday dish for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Scotch Pies - This Traditional pie is made with mutton or lamb.
Traditional Fish and Chips in Batter. - If you're visiting Scotland - do try this from a good Fish and Chip Shop. But if you want to make it yourself, here's the recipe. Serve with 'mushy' peas.
Stovies - Try this simple, everyday dish, can be made with lamb, corned beef or even sausages.
Porridge - Try a bowl of this famous Scottish breakfast dish.
Savoury Mince Pie - This delicious but simple pie is served in households across Scotland.
Salmon Patties - A variation on the Fish Cake - but using Scottish oats.
Tipsy Laird - This delicious whisky trifle (similar to sherry trifle) is traditionally served at a Burns Supper.
Burns Supper - Learn a bit more about a Burns Supper and get the Menu and recipe for Haggis, chappit potatoes and bashed neeps.
Hogmanay - See how we bring in the New Year in Scotland.
Traditional Scottish Christmas - Have a look at some Scottish Christmas traditions.
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Perfect Marriage Proposal Plan for Men -If you are like most guys, you have most likely not given a lot of thought to the day you propose to the women who will hopefully become your wife. However, the average woman is certain to spend time spreading the story of your wedding proposal over the rest of your married life. With this in mind, it pays to spend a fair amount of time making sure your proposal will be one that no one will forget. Start at the Beginning Asking for her father's blessing before a proposal. As much as you want to ask her to marry you, maybe you should consider asking her parents for their blessing. While this may seem a bit old fashioned and outdated, a recent poll published by Men's Health found that 81 percent of women would still like for their future husband to ask one or both of her parents for their blessings. Experts say you should not ask for permission, after all what are you going to do if they say "No"? By asking for their blessings you are simply asking for their good wishes for an event that is already going to happen.
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More importantly most women think their men will get it right, despite the fact she had nothing to do with the planning of the actual event itself. Keep it simple is the rule when it comes to your proposal. Far better the moment is romantic and memorable than lavish and overbearing. Just because having lots of friends and family around to witness the event sounds like a great plan, this does not mean your future wife will feel the same way. In fact a big crowd may prove to be more embarrassing than memorable. Location, Location, Location Never has this been truer than when the moment comes to "pop the question". Women tend to be all over the place when it comes to their idea of the perfect place for a wedding proposal. Some might have a vacation spot in mind, others a favorite restaurant, and yet others a special place or landmark that both of you share.
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The most important thing to keep in mind is that you choose a place that has real meaning in your life. One of the most popular places is the place where you met or perhaps went on your first date. No matter where you go, make it somewhere that gives you the opportunity to start a conversation that allows you to get to the point where you can ask the big question "Will you marry me?" Even if you can't keep the event a surprise, you can make it full of little surprises including where you will ask or the timing. One final thought is to be sure you bring the ring with you as almost one third of men who plan to propose forget this all important symbol of undying love and commitment.Five Great Marriage Proposal Ideas.Read more article about Charming beauty of oval engagement rings by clicking here.


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My TOP 10 Places To Eat Right Now…
The Obstinate Daughter
Located at: 2063 Middle St, Sullivan's Island, SC 29482. (843) 416-5020
Such an amazing menu to choose from: pasta, pizzas, awesome local produce, tasty brunch menus and the gelato downstairs is mind blowing good! And that carrot cake…I actually dream about that cake (it's amazing)! The kitchen puts out consistently good food…every single visit! The place is HOT! Make a reservation if you can, but if you can't then go and try to snag a seat at the bar…it is always worth the wait! I want to give an extra big thanks to the Executive Chef Jacques Larson and Chef de Cuisine Will Fincher for always be willing to help me with the various food projects I always seem to find myself in…y'all are the best!
A FEW FAVS: O/D Skillet, Capers Blades Oysters, Geechie Frites.
The Darling Oyster Bar
Located at: 513 King St. Charleston SC 29403. (843) 641-0821
Great oyster selection (locals along with varieties from all the places that oyster lovers appreciate)! I am a huge fan of the local flavor inspired, custom-made mignonettes and sauces and they have a great happy hour oyster deal that is awesome! The thing I really think is great about this restaurant is that the menu also offers a variety of non-seafood options as well to make sure your entire dinner party has a great meal and everyone is happy! Fantastic staff! This is a great spot for after work bites, date night or family meals. LOVE IT! Chef Joe DiMaio has a great pulse on the the seafood scene.
A FEW FAVS: Tuna Poke Bowl, Creole Shrimp and Geechie Boy Grits with Sweet Pepper Relish.
Located at: 45 Spring St, Charleston, SC 29403. (843) 202-0712
I love the local produce and flavors mixed with the twists on classic and fan favorite dishes that Chef Emily Hahn brings to this super fun restaurant. Its the perfect place to grab a happy hour cocktail, Sunday brunch or weekday dinner. Casual, easy to hang out place with great food and refreshing beverages! Hang around late enough and you can join in on a dance party when the DJ turns up the tunes!
A FEW FAVS: Sunday Brunch crepes, chicken bombers and I love the empanadas when they are available!!!
The Lot
1977 Maybank Hwy, Charleston, SC 29412. (843) 225-0094
This hidden gem doesn't get enough attention for all the great things they are doing!!! It is the only nose to tail restaurant in Charleston (which means that they use the full animal, utilizing everything possible in their cooking). They source from local farms and producers and make some of the best food that exists in this city. Great pasta, steaks, charcuterie boards and more. It's an amazing restaurant with a sweet patio (the perfect spot to enjoy mimosas and brunch on beautiful weekend mornings)!!!!
A FEW FAVS: The menu changes daily…so my suggestion…order whatever looks good! I've never been disappointed!
Little Jacks Tavern
710 King St, Charleston, SC 29403. (843) 531-6868
LOVE A GOOD BURGER!!! They offer a tasty small burger (Tavern Burger) along with a fantastic double decker (Double Tavern Burger). I love them both…just depends how many calories I have left for the day when placing my order! Great spot for lunch, dinner or to stop and have a cocktail. Very casual, cute and fun.
A FEW FAVS: Double Tavern Burger, Garlic Knots, Garlic and Herb Fries.
Swig and Swine
1217 Savannah Hwy, Charleston, SC 29407. (843) 225-3805
This town has an amazing selection of fantastic BBQ joints and while I can say good things about almost all of them…this place is definitely my: GO-TO SPOT! Meat over all wood burning pits (is always the way to my heart)! Good food, great service, relaxed and enjoyable. I enjoy the fun vibe of this place and really appreciate the passion and love that pit master Anthony DiBernardo cooks with and offers to the BBQ lovers of the Lowcountry.
A FEW FAVS: Brisket, pulled pork sandwich, smoked pork belly sandwich and love all those sides (especially the mac & cheese and the cole slaw).
224 Rutledge Ave, Charleston, SC 29401.
XBB…is always my fav spot for Asian cuisine. They have a variety of Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese and Thai dishes. I love their daily specials which are always exciting and interesting! It's great to be able to order several plates and share with friends or devour them all by myself (these are the perfect size plates and bites for both occasions). I love food that has some heat, spice, zip and heart…XXB has it all!
FAV MUST ORDER ITEM: OKONOMIYAKI (aka: the cabbage pancake. Please order 2 of these with an add on topping of the Pork Candy) you'll thank me later!
0 George St, Charleston, SC 29401. 843-817-7900
Innovative, exciting and beautiful food. It's a simple recipe for the perfect dinner. Everything about the meal is extraordinary and exciting. I love the outdoor patio, it is a lovely and charming spot to enjoy a cocktail or a nice glass of wine and cheese plate. The perfect spot for a special occasion or date night and you will walk away thinking about how amazing the food was, long after your meal is over. Chef Vinson Petrillo is absolutely one of my fav chefs in Charleston. He is bold, honest and gives 100% to his food and giving guests a great experience!
A FEW FAVS: The Lamb Belly, Deviled Eggs and the Tres Leches.
526 King St, Charleston, SC 29403. 843- 727-1228
There are 2 places that I go to eat almost every single week. This is one of them. This is my staple place that I know I can count on. It is my everything spot: I can walk in dressed up for a date, go in after work in jeans, take my mini-me for an early dinner, grab happy hour at the bar, go by myself or dine with a big group of friend. It's hard to find a spot that literally fits every kind of occasion…but this place somehow achieves that and I LOVE THEM FOR IT! Anyone that follows my instagram is fully aware how much I enjoy this place…because my page is covered with pics of their food-they are awesome! Especially that pasta…SO GOOD!
A FEW FAVS: Brussel Sprout Pizza, Charred Broccoli, Pickled Shrimp and Polpette
33 Spring St, Charleston, SC 29403. 843-641-7299
I'm a huge fan of AMS! I really appreciate the variety, quality and attention to detail that they put into their food. I also really like that they carry local products (like Red Clay Hot Sauce-love that stuff) and offer holiday food specials and a variety of gift ideas for meat and cheese lovers! They are open for lunch and dinner-check them out! A FEW FAVS: Motherboard (meat board), Local Bean Salad, Antipasti Salad, also they have a great kids menu! Chef Bob Cook is cooking up some super tasty, finger licking good eats! YUM!
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FINALLY!!! Mr. Gene is back and we sat down to the first episode of Dr. Who Series 9 Episode 1. WARNING – there's a whole lot o' cussing going on so don't listen if yer easily offended.
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Connie: The best thing about the new episode is after I watched it the first time, I noticed that BBC America had just started playing Baker episodes, so I checked my DVR and the first episode was Genesis of the Daleks! The timing couldn't have been better. I got to see Tom Baker get sent to Skaro to try to stop the creation of the Daleks, or try to find some inherent weakness that could be exploited in the future. When they first get to Skaro, the Doctor says the war must have been going on for centuries, since they probably started with the technologically advanced weapons, and then ended up using the more primitive ones as resources dwindled. Harry says, "At this rate, they will finish with bows and arrows." Well, yes, what does the soldier use in the first scene of the new episode? He aims a bow and arrow at a bi-plane! I just thought that was a pretty neat continuation.
Monster: I agree. I think the series works best when it taps into its own history and then explores another side of the Doctor that we don't know still. For example, the Dr. Who movie with McGann was never explored until the 50th anniversary. We saw the missing years which included the War Doctor played by Hurt. We don't need to see a creature of the week storyline this far into the franchise.
Connie: So, it appears obvious that the kid is probably someone dangerous, but I was not expecting Davros!! I screamed his name at the screen several times, joyfully, as I think this is going to work out brilliantly.
Monster: I know that show needed to start off with a bang but to me the reveal of Davros as a child. On the one part, I'm heartbroken to see the a child being helpless but on the same token the events shape him to be this terrible monster and foe for the Doctor. I wonder if the Doctor had saved the child then perhaps alter the course of those dark events in Davros's life perhaps that long war would have been averted without having to resort yo killing him.
Connie: I loved that both the sisterhood, and Clara, in the same tone of voice ask, "Doctor, what have you done?"
"Planes have stopped" – heavy handed, but just a perfectly delectable thing for Missy to do. Love that she is not even pretending to be good. Asking Clara if her BF is still "tremendously dead" just had me laughing out loud. Had to pause and re-watch several times. Calling Clara the puppy was pretty good too.
Monster: Missy delivering that puppy line was a very "Q" viewpoint. I think Missy as The Master is really enjoyable to watch just to hear those little zingers.
Connie: The Doctor coming out on a tank playing a guitar? So self indulgent – but so awesome, I loved it. And how could you not want the word Dude introduced several centuries early?? Dude is one of my favorite words. Wore a bowtie and a long scarf, all of me is invited, hee hee. Great lines.
The funny thing is that I watched it a 3rd time, with closed captioning (which I normally do when I watch BBC, as I miss quite a bit depending on the accent, and the shows are so damn quiet sometimes, I really can't catch everything). The one scene there was big difference was when the Doctor, Missy and Clara are being held in the room on Skaro. Clara "tricks" the Doctor by saying now he has to come back. The Doctor says one word, and Missy says "I know". The first two times I watched it, I thought he said "crafty", as in referring to Clara being "crafty" with her little exercise to get him to come back. In fact, he said "Gravity", which of course made so much more sense what with Missy then making the gravity comments.
Monster: I hate the fact that I don't have the option of Closed Caption until I get the Doctor on Netflix. There have been on many times more enjoyment of an episode that I first thought was meh.
Connie: All in all, I love Capaldi – LOVE Capaldi. I was not sure anyone could be better than ten, (modern era) as I am a huge Tennant fan, but Capaldi is totally my favorite modern doctor by far. I love his interplay with Clara and more recently Missy.
I seriously hope that when he goes back to Davros, that he isn't aiming the gun at the kid, but somehow saves him another way in order to "save" his friends. I know this is probably my hippy dippy way of wanting everyone to have a happy ending, but I can't help it. I don't really want the Doctor to go back in time and kill a child. That said, I know Missy and Clara aren't dead, whether they used the vortex manipulators to transport, or whether the doctor saves them some other way.
Monster: For me there has always been there hesitancy between Doctors that the one before was the best Doctor. Yet, time and time again, each actor brings there own energy and quirks to the same character to make that Doctor different from its predecessor. And no, Missy and Clara can't be dead. It's way too early to think otherwise.
My thanks to Connie for her comments of the firs episode of Doctor Who Series 9 Episode 1
We are back; sort of. After much delay and computer problems, our latest podcast is now up and running. This is going to be a big show so I don't expect you to listen to it in one sitting. However, you are stuck in traffic and marred by protests then by all means listen to this and forget the world… for about 1 hour and 40 minutes.
Click here if you want to subcribe via iTunes
12/11/14 – Forgot to post this information about the Dr. Who article I read online on Tor.com. Click here to read it or click Emily's name for further articles.
The long awaited return of Sherlock Holmes has arrived. Mr. Gene and I talk about our favorite moments from the first episode from season three. In addition, we talk about Matt Smith's last Dr. Who episode, "Time of the Doctor."
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Mayette Calleja-Baglieri, FECGP Recording Secretary wrote: Thank you to all my friends and supporters of FECGP and PNASNJP for all your donations! At our Wine and Cheese Fundraiser held last January 12, 2014 you helped us raise:
At 44 pesos to a dollar, you raised P71,607.00 Philippine pesos! Having added that to our personal donations, that translates to 15 families in the Calleja clan directly receiving an assistance of P13,000.00 ($295.00) to P18,000.00 ($409.00) pesos each depending on who had the most damage and need for recovery.
Not only did your donations extend our personal dollars that we contributed to my Tacloban family members severely affected by killer storm Yolanda (Haiyan), but also, together, we gave hope where there was very little and helped restore the faith in themselves that they can be back on their feet.
Family #1. Cousin Leah Calleja Engao replaced the tarp that her family was using to protect herself and her children from the weather with a roof and walls made of G.I. (galvanized iron) panels and wood. We bought the materials needed, also saving the G.I. sheets that could still be salvaged and reused, and hired 2 carpenters to do the work at P600.00 a day. It took 8 sunny days. On the 9th day, it rained. It was perfect timing. We got to see where the leaks from the salvaged sheets were and used 'vulcaseal' to seal up the holes. It worked as expected.
Leah also saved her daughter, 19 yr. old Mila who had newly given birth via C-section to a son a couple days before killer storm Yolanda (aka Haiyan) struck by helping/carrying her daughter up steps to the top most floor of the birthing center and temporarily "storing" her newborn grandchild on the highest shelf she could find at the nurses' station where the fast-paced rising waters couldn't get to. Her instincts were right. Many infants died who were on the lower floors. This family needed the most help. Her husband is not present in her life.
Two other daughters Mica and Mykiel attend Panalaron Central School which is FECGP's (Filipino Executive Council of Greater Philadelphia) recipient for their $2000.00 (P90,000.00 pesos) donation. With the assistance of two Panalaron Alumni, we bought backpacks at a good wholesale price for 785 kids kindergarten to 6th grade, and had the packages shipped to Tacloban, for distribution in June when the new school year starts.
Family #2. Cousin Betbet Calleja, my deaf and mute cousin who so bravely and steadfastly clung on to a roof top post for dear life as tsunami-like waves threatened to pull her away into the ocean got separated from her son and husband. When the waters subsided she managed to climb down and join an unknown family. For 4 days she thought she was the only one in her family who survived. And for 4 days, everyone else in her family thought she was dead. She had no house left. When the family became reunited, she decided to join her son and daughter-in-law at the also damaged house of her daughter-in-law's parents. So she used your donations to pool this money with the in-laws' already in progress work to get their roof repaired and their walls erected.
She also just lost her husband January 30th, 2014. He was already ill before Yolanda hit but, undoubtedly, the stress worsened his condition. This family needs a lot of help too.
Family #3. Cousin Lorna Calleja Tragura and her husband ran a small sari-sari neighborhood store. They lost the store and all its contents. She still had her house with half a roof. Her sister Leah's younger children were in her care on higher ground when Yolanda surged. The children too have scary stories to tell. But wonder of wonders, childhood gets to see the wonder of "firsts". Their first big, bad typhoon, their first time to travel out of Tacloban ever! via a bus and ferry, their first Manila experience, so many….. only a child or someone child-like could see.
Lorna used your donations to fix and raise their damaged roof, and to restart and restock her store so she has some income again and her purpose in life back.
Family #4. Cousins Nancy and Roland Calleja have a 3- storey sturdy cement house in the middle of the town of Tacloban. Oceans border Tacloban on 3 sides. That fateful day of November 8. 2013, strong winds heavily damaged many people's homes, their 3rd floor roof included. Their living quarters on the 2nd floor approximately 25 feet up from the ground became a Noah's Ark. Everywhere around them was water. They witnessed vehicles, uprooted trees, and parts of houses float past their windows. But, most amazing was when a random family of 3, soaking wet and holding on to some sort of wood floated by and desperately clung to their window grills. Roland and Nancy immediately flew into action. With just a tiny saw that was even missing a handle, and just with pure adrenaline, they vigorously cut the window grill work previously meant to keep intruders out. At some point, they had some 35 people in their home- to whom they handed towels, dry t-shirts and served hot soup until the waters subsided.
They took in my cousin Ester whose sister, Teresita drowned in the storm surge. Ester struggled to stay alive by keeping her head above water clinging on to their floating upturned table for what seemed to be eternity for he; until the waters in her house subsided.
Your donations helped my beloved cousins and their families in more ways than we can imagine. Maraming Salamat po!
Contemplating the concept of the intertwining of poverty and corruption is difficult for me. Would Yolanda have been less damaging if many Taclobanons were not already struggling to live? Why do the very poor continue to have loads of children? Is it because they consider their children as their wealth?
Why do many of the people in power and politics have the need to further stomp on the already down and poor? Is it because they themselves would rather not be confronted with this situation called poverty? Is it because their own inner souls feel so very poor? So, they keep for themselves the material things and contributions meant for those that are without in the hope of feeling satisfied?
I am not naïve to believe that our assistance has even begun to scratch the solution to Tacloban's social ills. I do know at least one thing for sure. Although the need is great and still ongoing, our direct financial assistance to each Calleja family and my presence there as their caring cousin and as your representative brought a ray of hope and helped jumpstart their faith in themselves so that they can begin to work again at being okay with the struggle of everyday.
So, thank you.
Mayette Calleja-Baglieri and Frank Baglieri


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Last season, a blue hooded sweatshirt with the image of actor Kevin Spacey's head on it became a prized possession in the Florida Panthers' locker room and took hockey by storm.
With the 'Spacey in Space' hoodie retired, the Panthers – and veteran forward Shawn Thornton – have come up with something new.
Welcome to 'Vinnie's Barbershop.'
A freshly shaven Roberto Luongo was the first recipient of the new Florida Panthers' locker room prize after Monday's 3-1 victory over the visiting Tampa Bay Lightning: A black barber's cape with the words 'Vinnie's Barber Shop' spelled out in block letters.
Luongo said the cape had nothing to do with him getting rid of the thick beard he had been sporting since early summer.
That, he said, was just a happy coincidence.
"I wanted to look like a 25-year-old so I could play like one," Luongo said. "It was time."
As far as the barber's cape goes, neither Luongo nor Thornton is saying anything about the significance nor origin.
Like the Spacey sweatshirt, Thornton is keeping his mouth shut.
Shawn Thornton's new locker room addition for Florida Panthers: #SpaceyInSpace meet #VinniesBarberShop pic.twitter.com/7Vzm4rpUBj— George Richards (@GeorgeRichards) November 8, 2016
"You're not getting anything out of me," Thornton said when cornered by the Miami Herald in a very exclusive interview in a hallway outside the locker room.
"Nope. Not saying anything."
READ MORE: Actor Kevin Spacey gets his own 'Spacey in Space' sweatshirt on national TV
READ MORE: The Florida Panthers retire 'Spacey in Space' after postseason loss


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OH MAN YOU GUYS Chicken and I had an EPIC battle of wills this afternoon.
I spent over an hour last night folding a week's worth of child laundry.
I had two baskets filled with neatly-stacked pants and shorts, a pile of sharply-quartered shirts with their ribbed neck bands all oriented the same direction.
Chicken's basket also had a stack of itty-bitty boxer briefs, closed as prettily as tiny books and lined up in a rainbow stack.
Buster's basket also had two changing pad covers, rolled up awkwardly because they're basically miniature fitted sheets and I'm not actually Gandalf the Grey. #fittedsheets #folditlikeaball #aintnobodygottimeforthatshit
Today during quiet time, Chicken dumped both of those baskets of clothes onto the floor.
And then he danced.
|see that shirt
in his hand
was his ribbon
he's got the magic
in him
Or possibly did a floor routine. But I mean, what's the difference between rhythmic gymnastics and modern dance, anyway? Who am I to draw such a line? Bottom line: a staggering display of grace and athleticism upon a staggering display of being an insensitive dick.
I looked down at the pile of trampled shirts, pants, the once-neatly rolled socks now torn apart willy nilly.
My laundry sentence had just been doubled.
|i did this
instead of
literally anything else
last night
this was done
Me: Wellllllll... shit.
Me: Yeah... No.
As he screamed the feral, shattered scream of a child in his inaugural Bambi viewing, I stepped out of the room and locked the door behind me.
I'm gonna be vulnerable right now and share part of my journey with you, the part of the journey where I wanted to be like "THAT'S FUCKING BULLSHIT, Chicken."
Also, I want to share the slight detour off the journey where I wanted to get down on his level, look into his eyes, and say, "You will never wear clothes again. For I will burn them all tonight. I want you to think about that. The next time I clip you into a car seat that's been baking in the 115-degree car for an hour, that red-hot black plastic chest clip is going to lie directly on your nipples and the whole way home we're like 'damn, smells like someone's grillin' some RIBS!'"
Sooooo I feel like slamming a door in his face was like, not awesome, but definitely better.
A few breaths later I came back in.
Me: So, Chicken, let me explain how I'm feeling, okay?
Chicken: Okay. You're probably feeling like, huh, I guess my quiet time is over?
Me: NO. THAT IS NOT HOW I'M FEELING.
(Deep breath)
Me: I'm feeling like I spent an hour last night folding your laundry so you could have clean clothes in your drawers. I did that because I love you. Because I care about giving you a home where you can trust that there will be hot, healthy meals for you three times a day, where you know that I'll tuck you in every night in clean sheets, where you know that when you call out in the night I will come to you, where, yes, you can open your dresser drawers and find clean clothes whenever you need to change your shirt.
Chicken: Wow.
Me: Yes! Wow! I did this work after you had already gone to sleep. I did this work instead of going for a run. I did this work instead of seeing a friend, or playing a game, or talking to Daddy, or watching a movie. I did this. For you.
Chicken: Yeah... it really feels like my quiet time is over now.
Me: (eerily calm) No Chicken. Your quiet time has only begun. Your quiet time will be over when you have put all of this laundry back into the baskets.
Chicken: But...
Me: Folded.
Chicken: But...
Me: NEATLY.
Chicken: But...
Me: Call me when it's done.
At 4:57 pm it had been 2 hours since I caught him Groundhog Day-ing last night's laundry.
The first time I checked on him nothing had been done.
he'd shit
in his nap diaper
I shrugged and retreated behind the locked door again.
The second time, the boy needed some clarity as to the difference between "folded" and "crammed into a ball the size of Chicken's fists."
The third time, he had two small, messily folded piles of clothes in two baskets. He was about 10% done. He looked up and said, "This is taking a long time."
Me: (giggling hysterically) Hahahahahahaha! Yes!!! It DOES take a long time! A lot longer than it took to dump it all out, right?
Chicken: Oh yeah! Dumping was pretty quick. Like (pantomimes flipping a laundry basket into the air like a disgruntled board member flipping a conference table) THAT. Pretty quick.
Me: And how much time does it take to fold all this laundry?
Chicken: Ugh, it takes for EVER.
Me: That's right. Please remember that when you see a basket of folded laundry. Please remember how long it takes to fill it up.
Chicken: I will. I understand now, Mommy. I'm SO sorry.
Me: Thank you, Chicken. I forgive you.
Chicken: Soooooo... you can finish this up.
Me: Nope.
At 5:06 pm he called me in to review his work.
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Listen, please don't interpret this blog post as like me bragging about how I fucking BEAT my four-year-old. I mean, I DID. But I'm not bragging about it. If anything, the power struggle element of the whole situation feels a little small and hollow to me. Like, wow, Katie, slow clap for you, you're a 32-year-old woman with superior strength and the ability to lock a child in a room until he folded to your will. #HIGHROAD
I am proud of myself for staying calm and presenting his consequence as a natural result of his actions, rather than a punitive grounding. Natural consequences... when they fall into your lap, they are fucking beautiful to behold.
I am mostly proud of him, for making the connection that folding laundry is the fucking worst, and then being proud of himself for doing the damn thing.
The only thing worse than finding two hampers of folded clothes trampled on the floor is finding two bottles of fresh-pumped breastmilk spattered in a sad, still-warm puddle. Both spills are symbols of a mother's internment, how the promises that she has made to maintain the health and stability of her child's life must be kept, even if they fly through the air and land in a heap. Even if she has to start again, and again, and again.
As Chicken strutted out of the room, after a fierce hug and sting-y high-five, he crowed to the empty play room and fist-pumped into the air for emphasis, "Now I will ALWAYS follow the rule of NO! DUMPING! LAUNDRY!"
Yes, my son.


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There's a lot of maintenance that goes into being a professional singer.
T Bone is genius. The way they've recorded my voice and the instrumentation to these songs is really quite extraordinary.
I love Mary Chapin Carpenter songs. I love her songs 'Come On, Come On' and 'I Am A Town', they're two of my favorite songs.
My two great loves are music and horses.
The word, and the concept of feminism, was a gift because it gave me a sense of identity and a way of defining how I wished to live my life.
When there's an opportunity to do more, we must.
I was hugely relieved to discover there was a purpose for girls with loud voices.
I have never experienced racism in the feminist movement, so it concerned me to think that I was unable to see the subject clearly because I came from white, middle-class privilege.
So, when the discussion about not using the term feminist came up at a conference workshop, I couldn't believe it. The more I listened, the more I felt the need to express my passion about my identity as a feminist.
Well, the teacher I studied with for nineteen and a half years was a man named Paul Gavert. He was a great lieder singer, so basically I'm a trained lieder singer because of that teacher. The teacher I currently study with – since 1995 – is Joan Lader, who also studied with Gavert.
I had no words for these feelings. And then people started using the word Ms. Suddenly, there was this handle with which I could identify myself and understand why I felt so out of whack with the culture around me.
It was critical to finding a way out. I had assumed young women knew the history of feminism and must have felt gratitude to the movement for the opportunities that the work we have done has afforded them.
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If you haven't seen this yet, well sit back and enjoy. Imagine sitting down to breakfast or have this slice on a plate at your favorite coffee shop, well I for one would love it. A bread made to look like a watermelon. I have to admit, I'm not a big fan of melons but I do love bread. So when I stumble upon this masterpiece, yes I said masterpiece because who have thought to make bread look like a fruit, I had to know more.
Of course, I've found one. Follow me.
On my search for if there was a restaurant or little quaint cafe that sales this big trend, Watermelon Toast, I found something better. I've said it before, I'm not a great baker. Don't get me wrong, I can cook. But with baking, you have to measure, have the right amount of this, the right amount of that and that's where you lose me. Asked me to prepare a medium-well done steak with all the trimmings, I'm your girl. But I digress, so in my search I came up on a nice food blog with lots of recipes that looks all so delicious, jocooks.com.
This bread would be a great add on to a family's brunch or if you're the hostess looking to add something special to the table. This recipe I'm going to show is for a raisin bread made to look like a watermelon. It's a little different from baker, Lee Wen-Fa, but a great result all the same.
So here it is:
Watermelon Look-Alike Raisin Bread
- Prep time
- Cook time
- Total time
- Serves: 10
- 1 cup milk
- 1½ tbsp butter
- ¼ cup sugar
- ¾ tsp salt
- 2¼ (8 g) instant yeast
- 1 egg
- 3 cups flour
- 1 cup raisins
- a few drops red food coloring
- a few drops of green food coloring
Warm the butter and milk together in the microwave for 30 seconds or until butter is melted. Add milk mixture to a large bow. . . See the full recipe Here, and tell her I sent you.